Beso Media

09/06/2026

A common misconception worth investigating about Namibia's creative scene is that it's an exclusive, gate-kept community, where opportunities, events, and all the nice things we miss are deliberately kept from us.

But the reality is far more accessible: these rooms are open, the conversations are being had, and more often than not, we can find the information if we go out and look for it.

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A common misconception worth investigating about Namibia's creative scene is that it's an exclusive, gate-kept community, where opportunities, events, and all the nice things we miss are deliberately kept from us.  But the reality is far more accessible: these rooms are open, the convers

20/05/2026

Some glimpses behind the scenes of our recent product shoot for KOVA and how we brought these visuals to life.

The team entered a flow state and translated each shot into an organic feeling.

21/04/2026

The most visible symptom of a missing story system is inconsistency: campaigns that look and feel different every year, brands that seem to be in an identity crisis even when they are not, audiences that cannot describe what a brand stands for even after years of exposure.

Read our latest blog entry: https://www.besomedia.online/blog/what-is-a-story-system

16/04/2026

From social-first storytelling and app-driven content to scripted campaigns and industry POVs, these are the voices that help us bring brands closer to their goals and to the people they’re meant to reach.

21/02/2026

For our first team-building session of the year, we were led by Xammi, a local creative brand that has mastered the art of organic and abstract scultpural ceramics, in a relaxing clay modeling session.

There were no instructions on what to build. Instead, we were encouraged to let our hands lead the way. This activity provided an even more perfect environment than the every day to laugh and converse freely, and in the process of pinching and coiling the clay, we found that we were sharing parts of ourselves with one another in new ways.

See more here: https://www.besomedia.online/blog/clay-amp-conversations

21/02/2026

Our 2026 Theme is "Framework of Meaning". read all about how this will be our guiding principle for 2026:

Last year called us to Dare to Dream . It pushed us to imagine expansively, to think beyond limitation, to see what could be. This year calls us deeper. Our 2026 theme is Framework of Meaning . Before we make, we must understand.

21/02/2026

We rebranded “Second Hand Concept Store” to Beyond Namibia

When Christina (the founder) first reached out, she told us she was making a big change. I didn’t know it then, but she meant a big change . Our first meeting was a tour of her old store, during which we discussed her plans to rebrand. At that stage, there wasn’t a new name yet, just a clear des...

21/02/2026

We had two weeks to market the National Arts Council of Namibia's National Literary Festival. Here’s how we did it:

We had two weeks to market the National Literary Festival, here’s how we did it. Sep 28 Written By Ututjinda James Kavendjaa Last year, the National Arts Council of Namibia approached our team through its Literature Committee, and asked us to market the second-ever National Literary Festival–a t...

13/01/2026

After eight years of building, learning, and growing, we’ve repositioned Beso with clearer intent and deeper focus.

Read what this new chapter means for us — and the work we’re committed to doing next. www.besomedia.online/blog/weve-reshaped-our-story

12/01/2026

Happy to share we are officially back in studio.

This January is special because it marks a new chapter for us.
A new visual identity, a brand repositioning, exciting new projects, and stronger mission and values.

Wishing you a gentle and intentional start to the year, dear fellow. ☺️